Kevin Abel, who has been with Logan Health since 2018, will step down from his role on March 1

City councilors largely agreed with a path forward approved by the planning commission, which includes prioritizing infill development, as well as multifamily housing and townhomes

Erik Brink brings more than 30 years of baseball coaching experience to the fledgling Wolfpack team

While city council members took no action regarding the policy’s content, several members of the public didn’t mince words in their views on the economic development chapter

During the Santa Slammer tourney in December in Anaconda, volunteer official Shawn Wetzel was reportedly involved in a physical incident with a parent, which is alleged to be Cassie Congdon

The nonprofit dedicated to advocating for downtown Whitefish hired a Portland-based firm to compile a letter with concerns and recommendations for the city’s growth policy draft

The coronation is scheduled for Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Center, after which the annual Disco Party will start at The Great Northern Bar at 9 p.m.

After more than a decade in Los Angeles, Whitefish native Ethan Thompson hopes to help build a “family of creatives” through his role with NVMS

The fee increase represents a roughly 3.6% increase for each of the six years since the city’s last fee hike

The Ottawa Senators defenseman will be among the few with Olympic experience as NHL players participate in the Winter Games for the first time since 2014

A beloved Whitefish cover band will reunite on New Year’s Eve at the O'Shaughnessy Center to take concert-goers back to 1985 before they ring in 2026

Conflicting estimates of the plant’s maximum capacity show two different paths forward as the city develops in the coming years

The school will begin the search for a new coach after the holiday break, aiming to present a candidate recommendation to the Board of Trustees by February

As Whitefish enters the final stretch of a state-mandated overhaul of its 2007 growth policy, long-simmering tensions have spilled out. While city leaders acknowledge the community's frustrations with the process — as well as the difficulty of the commission's task — they remain optimistic about the end result.

The approval comes after the elected officials sent a letter to Trump on Tuesday asking for federal assistance to support Lincoln and Sanders counties and the Blackfeet Nation as flooding triggers states of emergency in northwest Montana